January 2010 Karol Urban mixed two reality show/critical documentary hybrids for Planet Green. Blood, Sweat and Takeaway and Blood, Sweat and T-Shirts depicts 6 London processed food junkies and throw away fashion fans, respectively, who are challenged to see how their food and clothes are manufactured abroad. They will learn the non-monetary human cost of cheap food and clothes. According to Karol, "this is TV I wouldn't miss!" Both are currently airing on Planet Green.

November 2009 A return to TIVA DC's Peer Awards rewarded UAP's Steve Urban with another award. This year Steve's sound design work for National Geographic's Bizarre Dino earned him a silver. The show covered over 14 different dinosaurs each with their own moment to shine. Which meant a minimum of 14 different dinosaur vocalization tracks had to be created. Quite a lot of fun, quite a lot of work!

August 2009 UAP mixes it up with The Legend of Neil. The effinfunny.com series created by Sandeep Parikh and Tony Janning has returned for it's second season and has asked UAP to provide audio post production services. Check it out.

February 2009 UAP's Karol Urban has been accepted as an Active Voting Member of the Cinema Audio Society. She explains that "being associated with such a great group of professional artists who labor continuously to strive for both creative and technical excellence is really exciting. Special thanks go out to my sponsors."

November 2008 UAP's Karol Urban made good use of her Spanish translation skills and understanding of post production to translate South American soundbites and give concise frame accurate edit points to Biscuit Productions for use in their current work on the Eco-Heroes series.

November 2008 UAP's Steve Urban has won two TIVADC Peer Awards for sound design! Steve was honored and enthusiastic about the win, "the fact that fellow sound designers listened to my work and deemed it award worthy is a real honor." Steve's sound design for National Geographic's Dino Autopsy garnered him a gold medal, while his work on Undercovery History: George Washington, also for National Geographic, brought him a silver medal.

October 2008 Karol Urban was challenged with recreating all vintage plane sounds in post for the Military Channel Series Showdown Air Combat. "While neither the budget nor the time available to complete the project changed, the scope of work greatly increased due to the lack of production materials. I had the choice to either do some hunting and some research on engine styles and recreate in post the air combat scenes, or mix them like music videos. Since the show's demographic included a large segment of retired vets who have a tendency to prefer music low, but who know the difference between a A6M Zero and an F4U Corsair by ear, I had my work cut out for me. In the end, this is an example of the power of sound design and mix. The show's level of excitement and suspense were greatly increased due to just a little added effort."

April 2007 Kory Juul was so pleased with our work on The Sandbox, that he has asked UAP to provide sound design and mix for his new proof of concept piece for his White Tiger Legend project. We're loving all the work required on these animation pieces!

February 2007 UAP's Karol Urban has been nominated for Mixer of the Year at Discovery Channel's own Discovery Arts and Science Awards. This is a special honor as nominations are made from direct peers who work with her studio at Discovery Communication's Technology Center. Karol is also in contention for the Man vs. Wild Award (the project that succeeded despite the most challenging technical and time restraint hurdles) for her work on Koppel on Discovery - Iran: The Most Dangerous Nation, the This Ain't Radio Award (best promo audio) for ETOC Portland, and The Mythbuster Award (most innovative work) for her 10.2 compatible theatrical trailer for Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom.

July 2006 Sound design and mix is completed for a 20 minute sitcom pilot, behind-the-scenes reel, and promo for a production called "The Circle" that was brought to us by a young promising production company, Root Branch Productions. The story explores the struggles of a conservative Senator from Oklahoma who unknowingly moves to Dupont Circle, DC's gay district. "The Circle" uses comedy, witty puns and anecdotes to push the line between politics, religion and human rights. Over time, this unique cast of characters will evolve despite their opposing views as they learn from each other simply by living together. "The Circle" is currently entering festivals.

December 2005 Sunaba/The Sandbox [Steve Urban - Karol Urban] premiered Sept 11, 2005 at the LA Shorts Fest held at the Arclight Cinemas. While we didnt receive the gold, the interest of more than a few studios was received by director Kory Juul.

February 2005 urbanaudiopost v2.0 goes live! It is our hope that urbanaudiopost.com becomes an extension of our lives, check in periodically to find out what we're up to both professionally and personally. In the meantime, send us some comments after you've taken a look around and tell us what you think of our latest overhaul of the site!

February 2005 Major thanks goes out to Todd over at Media Spiders for his above and beyond the call of duty assistance on getting these changes to urbanaudiopost.com alive and kickin. If you like what you see here, go check out his site for some really amazing work. Thanks Todd!

February 2005 Today in the news, work actually got completed on urbanaudiopost.com. Major design changes are on the way.

February 2005 Today our temp mix track went out to our friends over at Helioglyph for their upcoming animated short titled "The Sandbox". This is a first for us, a fully-animated short. Quite a lot of very fun work, and my god does it look outstanding. Stay tuned for news of the final product.